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Puzzle Time! Mr. Cook, Mr. Sailor and Mr. Carpenter met on the street one afternoon. "Isn't it funny", said Mr. Cook to the others, "that not one of us has a profession that is the same as our names, even though our professions are cook, sailor and carpenter!" "That's true". Agreed the man who was the carpenter. Can you now match the last names with the profession? Hint: Since Mr. Cook was speaking with the carpenter, he is not the carpenter.

Puzzle Time! Mr. Cook, Mr. Sailor and Mr. Carpenter met on the street one afternoon. "Isn't it funny", said Mr. Cook to the others, "that not one of us has a profession that is the same as our names, even though our professions are cook, sailor and carpenter!" "That's true". Agreed the man who was the carpenter. Can you now match the last names with the profession? Hint: Since Mr. Cook was speaking with the carpenter, he is not the carpenter.

Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
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ISBN:9781285741550
Author:James Stewart
Publisher:James Stewart
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**Puzzle Time!** Mr. Cook, Mr. Sailor, and Mr. Carpenter met on the street one afternoon. "Isn't it funny," said Mr. Cook to the others, "that not one of us has a profession that is the same as our names, even though our professions are cook, sailor, and carpenter!" "That's true," agreed the man who was the carpenter. Can you now match the last names with the profession? *Hint:* Since Mr. Cook was speaking with the carpenter, he is not the carpenter.
Transcribed Image Text:**Puzzle Time!** Mr. Cook, Mr. Sailor, and Mr. Carpenter met on the street one afternoon. "Isn't it funny," said Mr. Cook to the others, "that not one of us has a profession that is the same as our names, even though our professions are cook, sailor, and carpenter!" "That's true," agreed the man who was the carpenter. Can you now match the last names with the profession? *Hint:* Since Mr. Cook was speaking with the carpenter, he is not the carpenter.
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